Hydro Power

Hybrid Workshop

November 16-17, 2022. In cooperation with the IHS Universität Stuttgart

The workshop "Hydropower" in the workshop-series is the only one that takes place on-site and online.
When the Covid19 situation so requires the workshop will be held online only. In this case we will inform you in a timely manner.

Topics:

•    Condition Monitoring, Software Tools, Maintenance, Non-Destructive-Evaluation
•    Quality Assurance, Material Properties, Inherent Safety
•    Numerical Simulations of (Hydraulic) Components, CFD/FE, Fluid-Structure-Interaction,
      Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics
•    Transient Behavior, Hydraulic Systems
•    Guided Tour to Test Stands at IHS and MPA

The HYDRO POWER WORKSHOP 2022 at the University of Stuttgart will take place for the first time this year as a joint event of the Institute of Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machinery (IHS) and the Materials Testing Institute (MPA). The workshop covers four main blocks and thus covers fundamental aspects of condition monitoring and evaluation of plant components as well as quality assurance when purchasing new equipment. Further, focus lies on numerical simulations including FE or CFD calculations on hydroelectric power plants and the transient behavior of hydraulic systems. Guided tours to the test facilities at IHS and MPA complete the seminar.

Program

Wednesday, November 16

12:30 pm Arrival and lunch  
  Reception  
2:00 pm S. Weihe, MPA University of Stuttgart, S. Riedelbauch, IHS University of Stuttgart, Germany Welcome
2:15 pm C.-M. Högström, J. Österud, Vattenfall R&D, Sweden Industrial experience and challenges associated with low & medium head hydropower machines in a new energy landscape
3:00 pm A. Motzet, M. Zorn, S. Fraas, Stadtwerke München and Institute of Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machinery, University of Stuttgart, Germany Leitzachwerk 2 - Identification of cavitation damage in the pump by flow field simulation
3:45 pm Communication Break  
4:15pm M. Zorn, Institute of Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machinery, University of Stuttgart, Germany Unsteady flow field simulation of pump-turbines: Lessons learned for low flow conditions
4:45 pm K. Khalfaoui, Institute of Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machinery, University of Stuttgart, Germany Dynamic structural behavior of pump-turbine runners: Lessons learned for low flow conditions
5:15 pm F. Kuljevan, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), Charlotte, NC, USA Exploration of Additive Manufacturing Opportunities in Hydropower
5:45 pm A. Jüngert, MPA University of Stuttgart, Germany Non-Destructive Testing in hydro power plants
6:20 pm Dinner
  

 

Thursday, November 17

9:15 am G. Hobbs, Greg Hobbs Engineering (ghEng), Australia Managing Aging Assets in Changing Times
9:45 am T. Hollerich, SEO – Société Électrique de l’Our, Vianden, Luxemburg, F. Silber, MPA University of Stuttgart, Germany Quality assurance and damage tolerant design for new components
10:15 am R. Lammert, MPA University of Stuttgart, Germany Predictive Maintenance with MPA in house code - CPS (Contrôle, Perspective, Stratégy)
10:45 am Communication Break  
11:15 am S. Riedelbauch, Institute of Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machinery, University of Stuttgart, Germany Impact of cavitation on the simulation predicted pressure fluctuations in a Francis turbine at deep part load conditions
11:45 am H. Ma, Institute of Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machinery, University of Stuttgart, Germany Monitoring pumping units by Convolutional Neural Networks for operating point estimations 
12:15 pm A. Tismer, Institute of Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machinery, University of Stuttgart, Germany Fully automated geometry optimization based on numerical flow field simulation
1:00 pm Lunch  
2:30 pm Tour at IHS  
  Snacks and Beverages  
4:30 pm Tour at MPA  
4:30 pm End of Workshop  

Venue and Directions

Internationales Begegnungszentrum (IBZ) der Universität Stuttgart im Eulenhof
Robert-Leicht-Straße 161
70569 Stuttgart

From Stuttgart main station, take the S-Bahn S1 (Herrenberg/Böblingen/Vaihingen), S2 (Filderstadt/Flughafen/Vaihingen) or S3 (Flughafen/Vaihingen) to the stop "Universität". Leave the S-Bahn station in the direction of the "Universitätszentrum" exit. A signpost at the exit of the S-Bahn stop will guide you to the IBZ.

From the airport, take the S-Bahn S2 or S3 in the direction of the city center to the stop "Universität" . (Travel time: 17 minutes). Leave the S-Bahn station in the direction of the "Universitätszentrum" exit. A signpost at the exit of the S-Bahn stop will guide you to the IBZ.

At the Stuttgart freeway junction, change to the A831 freeway in the direction of Stuttgart-Vaihingen/Stuttgart-Zentrum. Leave the freeway at the exit "Universität". After the exit, cross the highway at the first traffic light on the left and follow the main road (Universitätsstrasse). At the end of this street turn left into Allmandstraße. After 300m you will come to an intersection with traffic lights. Turn left here into Robert-Leicht-Straße. Follow Robert-Leicht-Straße almost to the end. The IBZ is on the left.

 

You come from the campus Vaihingen respectively from the S-Bahn stop "Universität". Follow the signs (about 10 minutes). 

Fees and Conditions for Participation

The Hydropower-Workshop takes place on site and online. It's an exception of the workshop series.
The conference fee includes beverages and a lunchtime snack (on site event).
If you register for the online event, you will get a link before the event in due time.
The conference language is English

Fees
€ 150,-        On Site
€   20,-        On Site (Students)
€   75,-        Online
Free            Speaker, Students (Online)

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